There are several Galaxy S22 colors exclusive to the Samsung Store There are several Galaxy S22 colors exclusive to the Samsung Store Devices as popular as the newest Galaxy S phones are definitely going to be sold from many different retailers, but Samsung itself also sells the phones. Other retailers can take a small cut of the profit, but when you shop from Samsung’s store, Samsung gets all of the money....

You’ve already met Helga Stentzel and her unique photos earlier this year. This talented artist turns ordinary into extraordinary, transforming everyday objects into something completely new and unexpected. In her latest project, Helga created endangered animals out of clothes, but that’s only a part of it. Working remotely with other creatives, Helga’s creations “traveled” from London to Ecuador and became a part of a conservation campaign. Helga is a Russian-born visual artist currently based in London, UK....

Did you know that the most iconic movie prop ever was made out of a piece of photographic gear? While George Lucas was making A New Hope, he used all sorts of junk as props. He wanted to suggest the sense of history and make the items in the movie seem used. Because of this, set decorator Roger Christian looked for props in thrift stores and at antique dealers. At a small photography shop, he found a piece of gear that will become something we can’t imagine Star Wars without, and a prop every Star Wars geek dreams of having....

There’s a whole lot one can do with Photoshop these days to put your subjects into any environment we wish. But, for me, nothing beats the authenticity of shooting on location. It seems Ben Von Wong feels the same way. For his latest project he took his model, Tau, and crew out into the middle of Hawaiian lava fields. The project is part of Ben’s work to raise awareness for climate change, and to give back to those who have been victims of natural disaster....

Bringing photography together with other arts or sciences can produce magnificent results. So, what happens when you bring together photography and math? Michael Goldrei decided to try it out and he ended up with a unique photo book shaped like a Möbius strip, a one-sided mathematical surface. You can start reading it from any point you like and end anywhere you like, and it looks very trippy. Michael writes that a short story by Robin Sloan inspired him for this project....